Transmigrated as the Cousin of the White Moonlight in a Matriarchal Romance

Yu Mian was up late drawing blueprints at home when she suddenly dropped dead and transmigrated into a matriarchal novel she’d read not long ago. Banished from the start? No problem. She has a good attitude and knows how to keep her head down!

She was supposed to be a disposable side character, so how did she become everyone’s favorite?

A delicate young master from a prominent family: “Sister Yu, will you marry me?”

A refined young gentleman: “Miss Yu, do I still have a chance?”

The boy she happened to save while fleeing a famine: “I’ll protect my moon forever.”

A hotheaded young master resisting an arranged marriage: “Even if you don’t love me, I’ll be happy if you remember me for the rest of your life.”

The arrogant, foolish general’s son blushed and said, “I want to marry you!”

Yu Mian sighed up at the sky. “The favor of beautiful people is the hardest thing to bear.”

(Content warning: The heroine is an ordinary person. She does have a golden finger, but hardly ever uses it. The author is still inexperienced, so some parts are rather wish-fulfillment. I hope you’ll be patient with it.) If you’re interested, you can check out my next book, My Short-Tempered Wife and Her Devoted Husband. I think it’s more mature than this one. Daily updates start April 15. QAQ